London is a city bursting with incredible photo opportunities. But if you’re looking for quieter, more picturesque spots that offer peace and charm away from the tourists, this blog is for you. From lush parks to hidden corners, here are some of the best serene spots for a photoshoot in London.



1. Greenwich Park 

My favourite spot of all and an absolute gem, Greenwich Park offers a stunning mix of historical and natural beauty. The park provides sweeping views of the city skyline, making it ideal for capturing both nature and city landscapes in one frame. The classical architecture of the Old Royal Naval College and the nearby Queen’s House serve as elegant backdrops and are a brilliant and back up in the rain. Greenwich Park is best for the evening sunset.

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Nearest tube: DLR Greenwich

2. Chelsea

The charming streets of Chelsea offer a quieter side of London, perfect for people who don’t want lots of people around. Cheyne Walk along the banks of the Thames for idyllic riverside views, especially during dusk when the street lamps line the water and bridge! If you’re a fan of Georgian architecture and street photography, I highly recommend Chelsea. 

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Nearest tube: Sloane Square

3. Regent’s Park

Regent’s Park is not only one of central London’s largest parks but also super pretty and popular. In spring and summer there are colorful rose gardens, a great choice if you’re a fan of an english garden. The Boating Lake and its surrounding areas offer a sense of calm, with water reflections providing beautiful natural framing for portraits. Regent’s park is one of the more busier locations, but in early morning you can often find it quiet.

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Nearest tube: Regent's Park, Great Portland Street, Baker Street

4. Little Venice

Tucked away in Maida Vale, Little Venice feels like a quaint escape from the city. The peaceful canals, adorned with colourful houseboats, offer a whimsical yet quiet spot for photography. The tree-lined paths and waterside cafes provide a romantic backdrop, ideal for couples shoot.

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Nearest tube: Warwick Avenue

5. Battersea Park

A quieter option close to the Thames, Battersea Park has a variety of beautiful settings for a photoshoot. Its peace pagoda and adjacent riverside views make for a unique contrast between the parkland and river. The Old English Garden, a secret haven within the park, is full of seasonal flowers, while the lake and its surrounding paths offer calm, reflective settings for more intimate shots.

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Nearest tube: Battersea Park Overground, Battersea Power Station

6. Hampstead Heath

.The rolling hills and wild nature of Hampstead Heath give you plenty of varied backdrops, from woodlands to grassy meadows and you can always find a quiet spot. My favourite session starts by walking through the charming streets of Hampstead and then exploring the famous Pergola at sunrise. Another firm favourite location that is very popular among many photographers. 

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Nearest tube: Hampstead

7. St James’s

St James’s is a brilliant option for those looking for a ‘London’ feel but want to avoid hundreds of tourists. Nestled between Piccadilly, Westminster and Buckingham Palace you’ll surprisingly find yourself photographing in near empty streets! You’ll love this area if you are looking for iconic London street photography. A great Sunday sunrise option if you want to enjoy the place all to yourself. 

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Nearest tube: Green Park, Piccadilly, Charing Cross